All Troup-Harris Regional Libraries will be closed Monday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day.
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Hogansville, GA 30230 United States
Join us every Tuesday at 11 AM at the Hogansville Public Library for stories and activities! Most appropriate for toddlers-PreK but all children are welcome. No library card/registration required.
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Hogansville, GA 30230 United States
Middle & high school students: come hang out with us! We meet up every Tuesday from 4 - 5:45 PM at the Hogansville Public Library. Activities will include video games …
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Hamilton, GA 31811 United States
Meet an expert from the place the place pets go! Petco will be visiting the Harris County Public Library on Wednesday, July 6th at 10:30 AM. This is a FREE …
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Lagrange, GA 30240 United States
Discover how we treat our rivers affects our oceans with the Chattahoochee River Keepers! Available at the LaGrange Memorial Library on June 29 at 1 PM. This event is FREE …
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Hogansville, GA 30230 United States
The Iron P. Homestead Zoo and their aquatic animal friends will be visiting the Hogansville Library on July 6 from 4 - 5 PM! This event is FREE and all …
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Lagrange, GA 30240 United States
Join us every Thursday at 11 AM at the LaGrange Memorial Library for stories and activities! No library card or registration required.
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Hogansville, GA 30230 United States
Kids, get your craft on at the Hogansville Public Library! On Thursday, July 7 from 4 - 5 PM we'll be making mermaid or sunken ship lanterns! Materials available while …
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Hogansville, GA 30230 United States
Join us at the Hogansville Public Library for Movie Day! On Friday, July 8 at 2 PM in the library meeting room, we'll be showing Disney Pixar's FINDING DORY! This …
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Hamilton, GA 31811 United States
Visit the Harris County Public Library on July 9th from 11 AM - 1 PM to learn how to open a coconut to make fresh coconut milk, taste a variety …
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This book is made up of stories from Karen and Georgia's past. They're touching, insightful, and hilarious! From the pain of losing a parent to Alzheimer's to dealing with addiction and breakups, this book makes you feel like you know the authors and makes you empathize with them.
I'm on number 10 of this gripping and suspenseful series, which is more more accurately supernatural adventure than science fiction. All The Rage is my series favorite so far. Not unlike a fallen CIA agent (think the show "Burn Notice"), Jack's identity is intentionally stricken due to a past crime of passion. However, he maintains a superhero's ability to fix folk's problems when they need assistance specifically off of the radar. This is the world in which Repairman Jack dwells, and in All The Rage he is charged with combating a new street drug Berzerk, which allows users to possess supernatural strength and ability. It's a well-constructed story line, that never slows down. Highly recommended!
This mystery series features Chief Inspector Gamache of the Sûreté du Quebec and the residents of a small village called Three Pines located somewhere between Montreal and the Vermont border. In Still Life, A local’s murder brings the chief inspector and his team to Three Pines. It appears that Jane Neal is killed in a hunting accident but Gamache, a quiet, observant, and thoughtful policeman, figures out it is murder. As he interviews the residents we get to know them and their quirks and their secrets. As Gamache and his team peel away the layers secrets he reveals the murderer and motive. The vivid description of the village and locals makes me want to join them at the bistro for a Café au lait.
